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Reddit mentions of 100W Led Grow Light Bulb Full Spectrum,Plant Light Bulb with 150 LEDs for Indoor Plants,E26/E27 Socket,Grow Lamp for Hydroponic Indoor Garden Greenhouse Succulent Veg Flower
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We found 3 Reddit mentions of 100W Led Grow Light Bulb Full Spectrum,Plant Light Bulb with 150 LEDs for Indoor Plants,E26/E27 Socket,Grow Lamp for Hydroponic Indoor Garden Greenhouse Succulent Veg Flower. Here are the top ones.
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❤️【Full Spectrum LED Plant Grow Light】- 150PCS High Efficiency 2835SMD LED Chips: 100Red+35Blue+10White+5IR(red 620-660nm,blue 440-460nm,IR 730nm,white 3500K-6000K) ; This 100w Plant light can provides the most efficient wavelengths of light to enhance photosynthesis performance hence improving plants' healthy growing❤️【Suggest Hanging Height + Easy to Use】 - around 3 inch above plant for starting plants, 1 inch over the top of plants in veg and bloom,This 100W Plant Light bulb design standards E26 E27 Socket, Installation is very convenient, just Screw In❤️【Excellent Heat Dissation Effect+Energy saving】 - 100W Plant Lidht bulb is made of metal aluminum radiator shell, you can always keep the temperature at the appropriate level, effective for plant growth and protection,100 watt led grow light bulb consumes only 20W power,Saving your electricity bills,Very Bright, Flux:5079.4 lm❤️【Better Quanlity & Long Life】- Pros of 100W LED Grow Light Bulb is Normal light fixture compatible, Light design, Quality heat sink, Low heat generation, 24/7 capable,Long Lifespan❤️【1 Year Guarantee】 low power consumption but high luminous efficiency, the EnerEco grow light’s lifespan is 50,000hrs, 12 Months warranty plus 30 days satisfaction or return guarantee,100% money back.
Specs:
| Color | 100w |
| Height | 5.12 Inches |
| Length | 5.12 Inches |
| Size | 1 Count (Pack of 1) |
| Width | 5.12 Inches |
You'll need more light. If it claims "35 watts" then it's really closer to 1/3rd of that and 10-12 watts won't cut it.
I just ordered a "100 watt version" of these lights for safety and lighting level evaluation for $22 that will be here Thursday. If the specs are accurate, which I doubt but will test myself, then this may be the minimum needed for a five gallon bucket.
I also just bought the following to test for bucket use:
https://www.amazon.com/SANSI-Spectrum-Hydroponic-Greenhouse-Succulent/dp/B01NCVWFUE
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01ABTZ4GY/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
I'm extremely green when it comes to grow lights so I really appreciate the knowledge and please forgive all the questions. Is any extra light helpful to plant health or should you try to stick to as much of a day/night schedule as you can? I assume 24 hours on would not be good but would an extra few hours of light here and there be beneficial? Is there a practical difference between "daylight" LED bulbs and something like this? Last one, could you tell me what the two circled plants are in your picture and is the highlighted missing leaf for a cutting to grow in water?
I'm shopping for an office setup for a couple of specimens of Stapelia: S. hirsuta and S.grandifola. Thanks to those who provided some early feedback on what I'd need.
Specifically, I'm going to be buying a grow-light for my office. I anticipate having a total of 3 succulents, each in 6" or 8" clay pots. Substrate will be Bonsai Jack Succulent Cactus Soil Gritty Mix #111 -- the relative high cost of this soil is OK since I won't need much, and I'm hoping for a good setup.
I'm having difficulty picking a grow light. For several reasons, I want to go with LED grow lights, and not fluorescent tubes. What I need help with is the wattage of lighting that I'll need; I want sufficient light, but don't want to fry the plants.
I'm thinking about this 100W grow LED bulb, which I'll mount over the plants. Is this a good wattage, or should I be looking at something like this 300W enclosed LED kit?
Thanks! -- Dan